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Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn POLICY REFERENCE: Through adoption of Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP) SECTION 435.1. (3) Protective Clothing, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1971 and NFPA 1851, Selection, Care and Maintenance Program for Structural Fire Fighting Protective Ensembles, it is the goal of the Kemah Fire Department (KFD) to protect our Assigned Department Personnel by providing a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that is appropriate for the hazards they are expected to encounter. 37.01 Purpose The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure is to establish a program for structural firefighting bunker coats, bunker pants, boots, gloves, helmets, and protective hoods to reduce the safety and health risks associated with these items when they are poorly maintained, contaminated or damaged. 37.02 Scope 1. This document complies with TCFP 37 TAC 435.1(3), NFPA 1851 Standard on Selection, Care and Maintenance of Protective Ensembles for Structural Fire Fighting. 2. This document describes the program parts, establishes program procedures and assigns roles and responsibilities to all KFD Firefighting Personnel for implementing and maintaining the program. 3. It is the objective of the program to provide protective ensembles that are appropriate for their intended use. 4. It is the objective of the program to set requirements for the proper handling, care, maintenance and retirement of protective ensembles. 37.03 Program 37.03.1 Program Parts The program consists of the following parts: Kemah Fire Department’s Standard Operating Procedures Revised by Joe Murray, Deputy Fire Marshal Approved by Brent Hahn, Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Page 1 Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn • The compilation and maintenance of records Protecting the public and personnel from contamination • The selection process related to structural and proximity firefighting ensembles Inspection for soiling, contamination and damage • Cleaning and decontamination • Repairing damaged ensembles • Storage while on duty and off duty Retirement, disposition and special incident procedure Kemah Fire Department will outside companies and vendors for parts of the program. PPE CARE 2650 Old Louetta Loop #8 Spring, Texas 77388 (Ph): 832-668-0488 The above listed company will provide: 1. Advanced Inspection (37.05.03 Advanced Inspection and Complete Liner Inspection) 2. Complete Liner Inspection (37.05.03 Advanced Inspection and Complete Liner Inspection) 3. Cleaning and Decontamination (Section 37.06 Cleaning and Decontamination) 4. All Garment Repairs (Section 37.07 Repairs) The above listed company has been verified by a third-party certification organization for performing Advanced Inspection, Advanced Cleaning and Garment Repairs. A copy of the above company’s’ verification certificate is filed at their office listed above and at KFD. 37.03.02 Records Records will be kept for all Structural Firefighting Protective Equipment in use. This includes all protective coats, pants, hoods, helmets, gloves and boots permanently assigned to uniformed personnel, as well as items available for temporary use. Kemah Fire Department’s Standard Operating Procedures Revised by Joe Murray, Deputy Fire Marshal Approved by Brent Hahn, Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Page 2 Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn At time of issue, an assigned Fire Officer will record in the department’s computer database: Person to whom the element is issued Date and condition when issued Manufacturer and model name Manufacturer’s identification number Month and year of manufacture While in use, all maintenance events will be recorded. Assigned Personnel will record into the Department’s data base system upon sending to Gear Cleaning Solutions: Date(s) sent, and contractor used for services reason for services PPE Care will be responsible for records pertaining to the services they provide. These include: • Date(s) and findings of advanced inspections • Dates(s) and findings of advanced cleaning or decontamination • Date(s) of repair(s) and description of repair(s) After items have reached their useful life per criteria established in this document (reference Section 8.2), the Assigned Personnel will record into the Departments Database system: Person to whom the element is issued Date of retirement Date and method of disposal. All records will be kept on file for 12 months after the item has been retired, and then stored for a minimum of 5 years or in compliance with the State of Texas Requirements. 39.03.03 Manufacturer’s Instructions 1. Manufacturer Care and Use Manuals are attached to all new NFPA 1971 compliant structural firefighting protective equipment. 2. When issuing new protective equipment, assigned personnel will provide the Assigned Department Personnel to whom they have been issued with the Care and Use Manual. 3. Manufacturer care and maintenance instructions must be followed. 4. A reference copy of the Manufacturer Care and Use Manual will be available at the KFD Watch Office. Kemah Fire Department’s Standard Operating Procedures Revised by Joe Murray, Deputy Fire Marshal Approved by Brent Hahn, Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Page 3 Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn It is the responsibility of the uniformed personnel to read Manufacturer Care and Use Manuals. 39.03.04 Protecting the Public and Personnel from Contamination Structural Firefighting Protective Equipment: • that has been determined to be soiled or contaminated must be removed from service and cleaned or decontaminated prior to being returned to service. • must not be worn or stored in fire department living quarters. • must not be taken home, washed at home or washed in public laundries. • the public must not be exposed to potentially soiled or contaminated Structural Firefighting Protective Equipment except during emergency operations. 39.03.05 Reporting Personal Protective Equipment Health and Safety Concerns Shift Lieutenant should fill out a report when a KFD Personnel notifies them of a protective equipment health and safety concern and forward the report to the Administrative Team. Assigned Command Staff Personnel must report in writing all known or suspected element failures to the manufacturer and the certification organization. 37.04 Selection 37.04.01 Administrative Team 1. An Administrative Team will be established to manage the process of selecting ensemble and ensemble elements. 2. The Administrative Team will consist of two (2) Command Staff Personnel who have knowledge of Personal Protective Equipment and applicable NFPA standards. 3. The Administrative Team will be appointed and overseen by the KFD Fire Chief/Fire Marshal. Kemah Fire Department’s Standard Operating Procedures Revised by Joe Murray, Deputy Fire Marshal Approved by Brent Hahn, Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Page 4 Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn 37.04.02 Risk Assessment Before starting the selection process, the Administrative Team will perform a risk assessment. The Administrative Team will determine the best method for sourcing, compiling and evaluating the information. The risk assessment must include as a minimum: • Types of duties performed • How often personal protective equipment is used • Operational strategy and tactics • Geographical location and climate • Emergency hazards and product experiences likely to be encountered KFD Personnel The risk assessment must be documented for later reference and/or review. 37.04.03 Field Evaluation After evaluation of the risk assessment, the committee will contact manufacturers for participation in a field evaluation. The committee will inform manufacturers of the performance requirements and any preferences in design or fabric composition. Test participants will be selected based on: • Willingness to participate • Objectivity Level of Operational Activity • Position within the department • Age and gender Field Evaluation Process: 1. Participants will test each model of each manufacturer under consideration. 2. The committee will establish the duration of the field evaluation. 3. The committee will address any fit issues before the test begins. 4. Upon conclusion, the committee will analyze the results. Kemah Fire Department’s Standard Operating Procedures Revised by Joe Murray, Deputy Fire Marshal Approved by Brent Hahn, Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Page 5 Standard Operating Procedures SOP 37 Subject: Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Approval Date: 01/2019 Date Created: 01/2019 Next Review: 01/2020 Approved By: Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Brent Hahn 37.04.04 Specifications The purchase specifications will indicate the committee’s choices for the following required NFPA 1971 ensemble element
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